Sentence examples for margin after the from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, that was the exact margin after the original tally, which lawyers for the two sides called a coincidence.

He had "won" an election held in 2005 with a 90% margin after the ousting of the former dictator merely replaced one totalitarian leader with another.

They led by a wide margin after the first day and held on to take the title by less than one-third of a board.

Brazil has elected a far-right president by a wide margin after the most divisive campaign in the country's recent democratic history.

WASHINGTON — Pared-down energy legislation cleared the Senate on Thursday by a wide margin after the oil industry and utilities succeeded in stripping out provisions that would have cost them billions of dollars.

Wedge became the first Cleveland manager to win the American League award, chosen by a wide margin after the Indians and the Boston Red Sox tied for the best record in baseball.

The vote this time was by a 60-to-40 60-to-40 60-to-40 The Oregonian newspaper called "stark and heated divisions" amarginhe city's heafter liberal, mainly Democratic electorate.

An MEP for South East England since 2014, 56-year-old James was the Eurosceptic party's first female leader and won the post by a wide margin after winning the backing of senior Ukip figures including Farage.

But they lost the port metropolis of Kaohsiung City by a narrow margin after winning the mayoralty only fifteen months ago.

Abbott Laboratories will grow faster and have higher profit margins after the spinoff, Mr. White said.

It took more than a year for him to be confirmed by the narrowest of margins, after the National Rifle Association rallied its members.